(Bloomberg) Public companies in the U.S. have to make public filings — annual and quarterly reports on Form 10-K and 10-Q, announcements of material events on Form 8-K, descriptions of trading by insiders and big shareholders, etc. — on the Securities and Exchange Commission’s Edgar website. Should you read them? For amateur investors that is perhaps a difficult question:
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